... SERIOUS CO0LLrISIN BRYWFfN TIF'a 81 XE 7. I E P 8.R~ Ar. atarcairg ?? ~~ccsrfed :n tlii' ?? llarcb~r, ~Aatlie-is I ct.tat- OD Fridsy, night T11e \Ynson lin2er d A,;Le left thue i-ii clbe-t ti)Dltc1 arctite-ctiio wFith' ~ g'aicrta cailgo ?? large zii-osbec or 3xiszogea-i, Ixune tar a tmi i ar. She ?PSc fejlowed into) the risear itcho Si Lue-n-&, wh5hia wa'2- !igtrait 11uh tQ atu, It is -illegal ...

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... THE CLAIMS OF COMMERCE. One of the most important, though one of the least pretentious, of autumnal gatherings is the annual Conference of the Associated Chambers of Commerce.. This Conference has no elaborate presidential orations, no popular evening meetings, no holiday outings t6 places of historical *or scientific interest: it attends strictly to business, and its chief business is to ...

... THE WANDSWORTH FINE:. Mr. Coroner Hicks resumed the inquirv at the Towr Hall, Waudsworth, into the circumstances attendiui the death of Fireman Jacobs, who lost his life in tbo recent fire at Messrs. Barroughs, Wellcome and Co.'s chemical factory, Waudsworth. Several witnesses were examined, including William Howard, the engineer in charge of the fire-station who said fire was dropping through ...

... I I AN,, AGE OF PEACE AND PROSPERITY. We7t are living in an age ef peace and prospwrity, -asthe 11Times, andafaianostincessantinduistriaI ci ~.Tite old-standing qearrel between capital and y labour is ase fer as ever ftrom being made up, aed it 'I gjves proof of its oxistence from time to time by ai strikes, first in one tiade, thesin anether, and notin Is this country only, buft in other ...

... IEPITOME OF FO-EIQNAD GENERAL NEWS THE Pacific company's Royal mail steamer Oruba, which arrived at Plymouth on Monday from Val- paraiso, brought among her passengers nine of the survivors of the crew of the barque Georgina, of Swansea, Captain Watkins, which was wrecked on Wednesday, Aug. 21, on the English sandbank near Montevideo. A REUTER'S telegram from Washington says- The French ...

... NEWMIARKET MEETING. TuRSDAA.-Third Year of the Fortieth Triennial Pro- duce Stakes, for four-yr-olds: Countess Lilian, 8st 111b (1); Beisburb, 9st (2); Grafton, gst (3), Three ran.-All- aged Trial Stakes; San Marino, 2vrs, 6st 131b C1); Lord George, 3yrs, Bat 41b (2); Engaddf, 3yrs, ist Illb (3). Six ran.-Visitors' Plate (handicap): Carnival, 3yrs, 7st 21i (1); Southill, 5yrs, 6it 101b (2); ...

... THE PARI8 BOUBRSE. (FROM OUR conERSPO1NDPNT.3 ARIIS, S=WViS NNST. ?? market vras quiet yesterday, operators, 'abstainingl from entering into new engagernents until, after the settlement which is at hand. The sodden; dearness of of money also cnforces caution, and buvers' are acting prudeutly in not forciei prices after a rise of IA in French Three per Cents. on the month. Initerna-: tional ...

... ILONIDON, MONDAY, September 30. Our Special Correspondent at Peterborough | rtseveral sucessful mectings on t behalf of the Liberal candidate were held itl r thatcity n Saturday, the speakers including o. Mr. Waddy, M.P., and Mr. T. D. Sullivan, cx M.P. A letter, written in Derry Gaol, has been received from Mr. Conybeare, M.P., wishing el Mr. Morton success at the polL In North Bucks C the ...

... L[troUGH REUTEa'S AGEseY.] THE UNITED STATES NAVY. Nzw YoRE, Sept. 26.-The New York HeraZd publisbes a telegram from Washington, stating that Sir. Tracy, Secretary for the Navy, will ask Congress to authorise the construction of 10 additional steel cruisers for the United States Navy. SUPPOSED ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF : THE CZAR. Numerous arrests, says a correspondent, have been made at St. ...

... TO Tit UBDITOlt OF Ta BVENEI3G OST. 8ir,-Ia yoer issue of the27th inet. appearsaoem- munication headed A letter for working men, in which one, Anglican, complains of abuse on the part of a Dissenting minister at Bridgwater. My apology for intruding in this matter and akingyeur CoUrtesy is that, being.an Anglican and having beer. a working man, I wish to repudiate tho manner in which ...

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